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| | Dictatorship risk | | 2008-01-11 18:04:00 | | Dictatorship riskDictatorship (sovereign) risk refers to the government's interference in the Forex activity. Although theoretically present in all foreign exchange instruments, currency futures are, for all practical purposes, excepted from country risk, because the major currency futures markets are located in the USA. Hence, traders of forex have to realize that kind of the risk and be in state to account possible administrative restrictions. Forex, Currency Exchange Currency Exchange Movement and Markets News Forex Handeln Useful Information about forex trading with german language Free forex books Introduction to Forex This is course intends to provide to all of the students analytical tools on the trading system and methodologies. The Six Forces of Forex This is small book covering the basic and the main problems of Forex trading. Rapid Forex This book by Robert Borowski and Stephen A. Pierce
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| | Old Dictatorship Executions by Explosion - Yikes | | 2007-12-10 23:40:01 | | This is just insane, this is a video of “executions by explosion”
These are Iraqi men killing other Iraqi men. I suppose they do not believe in a humane way to apply their version of the death penalty.
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to download the video of Iraqi men executed by explosions
In another part of the Middle [...] | | By: Just Sick Shit | | |
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| Dictatorship of the ‘Stache | | 2007-10-27 19:47:29 | | Is there a link between dictators’ brutality and facial hair? This is the question Rich Cohen explores in his article “Becoming Adolf” in this month’s Vanity Fair. And come to find out, the “Hitler mustache” as we now know and love it was not always the property of the world’s most renowned murderer. Nor was [...] | | By: Sean\\\'s Russia Blog | | |
| | Hugo Chavez Pushes Closer to a Full Communist Dictatorship | | 2007-10-25 16:05:19 | | Hollywood liberals often spout that George Bush a Fascist. According to the Left, George Bush is taking away our liberties by listening to phone conversations from foreign suspected terrorists, or by denying trials for militants pulled off the battlefield in Afghanistan. Nevertheless, these “Glittering Gems of Colossal Ignorance” fawn over tyrants like Hugo Chavez.Hugo Chavez, the champion of the ignorant limousine liberals, has decided to employ security forces to detain citizens without charge during political “emergencies” or major natural disasters. Yes, that is right; after taking control over virtually all media in Venezuela, now Hugo Chavez wants to throw people in jail for dissent. When a massacre takes place in Venezuela in the next decade, just wait for Hollywood to apologize on behalf of Hugo Chavez for, “Just trying to help the poor.”My predictions are not unfounded either. Communist Cuba executed or detained the greatest percentage of its population, in the shortest time, than any Country in the history of the World. So, do not think I am being hysterical. The truth is that when all media is controlled by the government, and dissent illegal, genocide or massacres always follow.So while the lunatics on the Left think George Bush is taking away their liberties, I find it ironic that they make these claims while protesting right outside George Bush’s ranch. But, then it is also ironic when Nancy Pelosi calls for protesters to be arrested when they do the same in front of her mansion. I guess making sense of the Left is my problem in the first place.CaracasUploaded by krs601Related EditorialsHugo Chavez Proposes a Constitutionally Mandated 6-hour WorkdayChavez Crushes Dissent..Liberals CheerCelebrity ExpertsCameron Diaz Learns that Communist Accessories Are Not Fashion Statements | | By: Copious Dissent - Your Daily Dose of Liberty | | |
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| Akaash Maharaj - Blog: The Friendly Dictatorship, Revisited | | 2007-05-07 21:40:03 | | Democracy is founded upon the conviction that the wisdom of society lies with the many and not the few. In this context, the massive centralisation of power in the PMO, under a succession of Prime Ministers of varying political hues, undermines not only the efficacy but also the very legitimacy of the Canadian state. Steve Paikin and The Agenda assembled a panel to examine what impact the minority parliament has had on the impulse to amass ever more power at the centre: Jeffrey Simpson, of the Globe and Mail; Norman Spector, Brian Mulroney's Chief of Staff; Janice MacKinnon, Roy Romanow's Minister of Finance; and myself. | | By: Akaash Maharaj - Practical Idealism | | |
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